Living Outside the Box

We believe that humanity is at the beginning of a transition:
From a society based on fear, greed and coercion
to one based on love, compassion and trust.

Download a free copy of my book:

Click here

1) Organized by subject.

   You can quickly find the areas that appeal to you.

2) 51 areas of life addressed.

    Will almost certainly produce many "AHA"s!

3) Many SHOCKING ideas that question things you never thought or dared to question.

   To set you free from some of the conventional traps.

4) Ways to deal with jeaousy, guilt, shame, blame, inferiority, self-doubt and worry.

   Could help make your world very much more peaceful.

5) 15 simple techniques of introspection or self-guided meditiation.

   These can resolve problems, brighten your life and increase your feeling of aliveness.

6) Addresses some of the deeper questions.

   May reveal choices you did not know you had.

7) Full of unconventional ideas.

   Can open up new possibilites for your life.

This book redefined the word "freedom" for me. It had never occurred to me that the concept of freedom encompasses so many areas our life and mind; and that freedom is really more related to our attitudes than actual situations.

This book can be a tool for introspection, one that should be kept close by to re-read applicable sections during personal life challenges.
- Ana Carol Roland MA, RN, author, consultant.

David is the kinder, gentler Dr. Phil of the freedom movement, though without Dr. Phil's overbearing in-your-face edge. He expresses deep ideas in short, quick bursts, and even coins a few one-liners of his own, perhaps destined to become famous.

With a kind and patient voice, David leads his readers to innumerable
ways of freeing themselves from their self-made prisons.

David uses a unique stream of consciousness model from which to gently
and gradually guide his readers to new levels of awareness and bold new
possibility.

His persistent message is a clear and simple one, though one which so
many of us have to be reminded of: You do have a choice.

In concise, clear prose, David reminds us of those things that we may
have forgotten, encourages us to use those tools that we've always known
were there, but have failed to actually apply, and informs of us new ones based on a life long search for his own freedom.
- Moses Antonio, entrepreneur.

Table of Contents:

Introduction:
Other viewpoints:
The Law:
Authority:
God:
Morality:
Ethics:
Jealousy:
Guilt and shame:
Blame:
Inferiority/superiority:
Self-deprecation:
Humility:
Love:
Gurus:
Tradition and Ritual:
Language:
Money, self-worth and emotions:
Ownership:
Lies:
Appearances:
Us versus Them:
Conversation:
Fairness:
Health:
Relationships:
Happiness:
Who am I?
What is a man?
Powerful presence, self-assurance:
Giving:
Receiving:
Beauty:
Friendship:
Enemies:
Poverty:
Resistance:
The pity trap:
Sexuality:
Music:
Optimism:
Judgment:
Loss:
Goals:
Work:
Desires:
Opposites:
Pain:
Self-discipline:
Worry:
Patience:
What's possible?
Afterthought: